Napa County Landmarks is a non-profit that was incorporated in 1974 and is housed in downtown Napa proper. Its mission is to restore rather than replace historic monuments from the city's rich past. The organization sources funding in cooperation with the Napa County Historical Society. Donors include the Mead Foundation, the Community Foundation of Napa Valley and many private sources. The museum and research library are open Thursday to Saturday from noon until 4pm.
The Napa Valley Destination Council aims to promote tourism in Napa Valley, thus maintaining this region's reputation and status as a choice attraction. This organization launches international and domestic ad campaigns and supports the local hospitality businesses. The Council's website provides visitor information and lists the latest hotel promotions and trip packages. Its retail location in the Napa Town Center features a comprehensive selection of destination brochures to inspire exploration of the region. The store also carries many gifts items, housewares, apparel (including aprons inscribed with catchy phrases), greeting cards and mementos, including Napa insignia and maps galore.
